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Behaviour at Northern Club falls ‘well short’ of being a firing offence, Judge Aitken tells Judicial Conduct Panel
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Judge Aitken ‘not affected by alcohol’, ‘quite calm’ after accusing Winston Peters of lying, inquiry told
Judge Aitken takes the stand, denies knowingly disrupting a political event
NZ First’s account of fracas at Northern Club is ‘rubbish’, Aitken inquiry told
Judge Aitken’s Northern Club conduct ‘a blip’ on her exemplary judicial record, inquiry told
Inquiry into Judge Aitken’s alleged misconduct is needed to maintain public confidence, Judicial Conduct Panel told
Chief judge arranges forum for criminal law practitioners and judiciary to discuss courtroom pressures
Who’s who of the legal profession, friends and family farewell barrister Jack Oliver-Hood
When lawyers are the target: why the legal profession cannot look away from Iran
Legal profession mourns the death of one of its best and brightest young practitioners
Duty lawyers’ strike falls flat, organiser warns of further industrial action
Judge Aitken seeking to summons Chief District Court Judge to give evidence at disciplinary hearing next month
Tribunal censures barrister for out-of-character misconduct when acting for legal-aid client
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